$6.$ Write a program called p$4.$asm that prompts the user for a two character string. Once the string is entered, swap the characters in the string and then print the result. You must swap the characters in the string $($in other words, swap the bytes that are stored in memory$)$ and then print the modified string to get credit for this program. Allocate the memory for the string in a single directive in the $.$bss section, such as:

two$\_$char$\_$string: resb $3$ ; added an extra character to put a newline into when printing

Here is what the output should look like.

Example output:

The Swapping Program

Please enter a two character string: We

The answer is: eW

This program is meant to be done using NASM